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What our customer's say!

"Eureka is an excellent, smart television series!", While I have never caught this show on Sci-Fi, I recently picked up season one. I had expectations that it might be good. Honestly, this show is quickly growing to become one of my favorite television shows anywhere. The smart storylines keep you wondering where things will go next.

I can honestly say that this is one of the very few times I've put a DVD series in and pressed "Play All" that I've proceeded to watch almost ALL!

I strongly suggest this show!

"great series/fast shipper", I love this series now airing on the Scifi channel, however, I'm not here to talk about the show. I recommend this seller due to the speed to shipment.

"DID NOT RECEIVE THE ITEM!!!", VERY UPSET -- DID NOT RECEIVE THE ITEM. EMAILED BOTH AMAZON & VENDOR. VENDOR REPLIED THAT THE ITEM WAS SENT. NO REMEDY. WILL NOT ORDER FROM AMAZON AGAIN.

"Smart, Funny, Very Entertaining TV - Recommended!", We took a chance and ordered the "Eureka - Season One" set without ever having seen an episode on TV. We found Eureka to be a very entertaining Sci-Fi series, complete with a strong cast, great writing, and good use of humor and action. We watch this together (son 12, daughter 16, wife 47, me 44) and only once or twice found an "adult" situation that we made our son close his eyes for (really not bad).

One of the best parts of the series is the time spent on strong character development, it did seem to get the series off to a slightly slow start but it was worth it as the show progressed. By the end of the first season, the characters are fully fleshed out and very "real".

This is a very funny and smart series! Highly recommended!



"The show is great, the package not so great", Is funny, highly entertaining, dramatic and definitely worth watching. For the fans of Light Sci Fi, is a must.
The package on the other hand is really bad. Is fails to keep the Disks in Place, and is unnecessarily bulky.
3 DVD's, I recommend them.

Read this reviews before You buy...

"Eureka Season One", Excellent! I was glad to be able to catch up on all the episodes I missed.

"Eureka! discovered", I had never seen the actual show, just snippets of advertising. It sounded like fun and boy is it entertaining.

"Whacky and very funny in a semi-serious way", Eureka is such a different kind of show it is hard to figure out what category to put it in. The humor is sometimes subtle and sometimes just outrageous. All of the characters are well developed and some are a bit off the wall. They all come together seamlessly for a really good show. I cannot wait to see season three and nothing is as it seems in Eureka. I would really recommend this for those with a "diversified' sense of humor and a fancy for the fanatical! Ditto for season 2.

"Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.", As reflected by author Arthur C. Clarke in the third of Clarke's Three Laws of Prediction, Eureka is a town of "magic" for the scientifically minded. With the same sociopathic aplomb of Harry Potter, it's a place where things and people explode - in fact, they're encouraged to. Characters frequently refer to the towns founding principle of "pushing the boundaries" of science, and the by-product of collateral damage that results. This doesn't make the job of its new Sherriff, Jack Carter, any easier. Carter, one of the "normals" (with a normal IQ), finds the town's blasé reactions to the various explosions, disintegrations and mad-science downright unsettling.

Don't look for real science here - it's all Buck Rogers and Star Trek variety. There's alot of talk about tachyons and theoretical equations, but it's all lighthearted so you don't need a PhD to appreciate.

Ferguson, who plays Carter, is a long overlooked actor, and his goofy, uncomfortable demeanor fits well with the character of a "normal" sheriff out of his depth. While the writing of Season 1 has yet to achieve the cohesion reflected in Series 2, and the story consequently meanders a bit looking for what works with audiences and what doesn't, it's still mostly on the mark, and great fun to watch. Originally having low expectations of the series, I'm now a fan, due in no small part to Ferguson's awkward yet convincing characterization.

"Great premise, great (little) show.", I say 'little' because Eureka feels like a little show - it's not (yet) exploring big philosophical ideas. What it's about is family and community, but heck, maybe family and community are big ideas after all.

Anyway, Eureka feels like a small town with the characters you'd be likely to find in a small town. There are no stereotypical bad guys, which is a really great thing about the show: we see real people trying to do good, and sometimes they fail, sometimes they're outright wrong, but they're never moustache-twirling villains, and that's a breath of fresh air when most TV dramas pit cardboard-cut-out good guys against equally superficial evil characters.

Since the writers choose to create characters that are more real, the show has seemed a little less sure of itself than most. With realistic characters the actors don't have a stereotype to cling to, so they have to work harder to get the audience to empathise with them. Still, the show's ideas are always good, which makes each show very watchable. Sometimes the show falls into cookie-cutter plot territory, with episodes having a sort of Columbo-style resolution, so hopefully as the writers get more comfortable with the characters they will not get too complacent.

Each episode in season 1 is self-contained, but at the end of the season, a very compelling story arc begins that will hook the viewer very nicely throughout season 2 and beyond. I won't post any spoilers - it's really something the viewer should experience for him/herself.

All-in-all, Eureka is a perfect show for the Sci-Fi channel and well worth checking out for those who haven't seen it. For those who can't get the Sci-Fi channel I'd advise them to pick up series 1, as it's slightly better than series 2 and anyway it's the best intro to the show. For those of us who are already fans, the DVDs don't offer much in the way of extras, but for those of us who missed a season or two they are well worth it.